“Happy Eco-Birthday!”There is so much that I love about this tablescape from the North Shore Design Show designed by Tracy Davidow of The Green Egg and featuring handcrafted pieces by William Smith of WWS Woodworks.
1. The cake. How deliciously-cute is that? And if you can’t bear to cut into it, there is a cupcake or two for each guest.
2. Sarfari Masks. At one of my favorite birthday parties, we gave all the kids masks like the ones that Tracy used for this earth-friendly event (her shop features many eco-aware items that are made from recycled materials). The pictures that we took of the masked children were wildly adorable!
3. Mini Red “Suitcase.” The tiny suitcases at each place setting are another favorite of mine ... they are great for containing all of those itty-bitty treasures that our little ones collect. Perfect for packing as an on-the-go toy chest (or entertainment at the ready). I highly advise one for each child! (available in a variety of colors)
4. The Table. I am always looking for farm tables, and this beauty by William Smith is a must-see. It has a smooth-as-satin finish while still maintaining its made-by-hand good looks.
5. Wordly Decorating. From the globe-inspired floor cushions to the “we are the world” mural, this party celebrates the connections we all share. Contact Tracy at The Green Egg for design resource information and availability.
I picked up four of these had-t0-have-themtwig pencils after the show ... I couldn't resist!
My boys thought they were cool, too.
Mention that you saw The Green Egg on my blog,
and you will receive 10% off your purchase. Enjoy!
More great works from William Smith ...
Ledge Trunk with gently closing lid makes a great toy boxand this golden baby cradle may also be used
to hold favorite dolls and creatures.
Iris Coffee Table by WWS WoodworksThis piece is stunning ... simple lines and beautifully crafted.
“WWS Woodworks is dedicated to preserving the environment, reducing global climate change and promoting sustainable forestry. A primary focus is to conduct business in an environmentally responsible and proactive manner. WWS aims to conserve natural resources, minimize waste, encourage energy efficiency and the use of renewable energy sources.”
– from the WWS website
Visit William’s website to learn more about his design philosopy. Contact him to arrange a studio visit, or to commission a piece for your own home or as a gift.
WWS Woodworks Studio/Shop
39 Liberty Street, Newburyport, MA
617-877-7447
wwswoodworks.com
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